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frequent asked question
What are briquettes made from?
Briquettes are usually made from compressed materials like charcoal, wood, sawdust, peat, or agricultural waste. Some also contain binders to help hold the material together.
How do briquettes differ from lump charcoal?
Briquettes are made by compressing charcoal or other materials into uniform shapes, often with additives to help them burn longer and more evenly. Lump charcoal, on the other hand, is made from pure wood or coal and burns hotter but faster with less ash production.
What are the advantages of using briquettes?
Consistent burn time: Briquettes burn longer and more evenly than lump charcoal.
Easier to handle: Their uniform shape makes them easy to stack and manage.
Lower cost: Briquettes are typically cheaper than lump charcoal.
How do you light briquettes?
You can light briquettes using a chimney starter (which is the most efficient method), lighter fluid, or an electric starter. If using lighter fluid, be sure to follow safety guidelines and allow it to soak in for a few minutes before lighting.
How long do briquettes burn?
Briquettes typically burn for about 1.5 to 2 hours, depending on their size, material, and airflow around them. However, the burn time can vary based on the brand and type of briquette.